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CRUD Usage of a Tamino Doctype as a Web Service The following paragraphs describe the available preferences. Select Tamino database via URL This switch specifies whether the database selection list that appears in subsequent wizard screens should display the names of the databases or their URLs. Default: The database selection list displays the databases by name. Show system collections This switch specifies whether Tamino system collections are included in the list of collections from which you can select. Default: Do not include the Tamino system collections. 64 XQuery User Guide
CRUD Usage of a Tamino Doctype as a Web Service Display generated XQuery module This switch specifies whether the XQuery module that is generated by the wizard should be shown to the user; if this switch is selected, the user is also given the opportunity of saving the XQuery module in the file system. Default: Do not display the XQuery module. Display generated WSDL This switch specifies whether the WSDL file that is generated by the wizard should be shown to the user; if this switch is selected, the user is also given the opportunity of saving the WSDL file in the file system. Default: Do not display the WSDL file. Select the destination of the generated service archive This specifies whether the generated service archive should be stored to a user-specified file system location, or in an Eclipse project (where it can be further processed by means of the Software AG Web Services Stack). You can also specify the name of the desired Eclipse project here. Default: Store the generated service archive in an Eclipse project named DocTypeWebService-Archives. Using the Wizard The DocType Web Service wizard plugin runs in your Tamino Eclipse environment. To start the wizard, choose File > New > Other; then, in the tree view, select Software AG > Tamino > DocType Web Service, as shown in the following screenshot: XQuery User Guide 65
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